Literacy and Development through Partnership

Following the successful four-day teacher training workshop, Literacy & Development through Partnership (LDP) continued its commitment to improving literacy outcomes by distributing Dagbani literacy books to 16 schools across the Sagnarigu Municipality, Kumbungu District, and Tolon District. The two-day distribution exercise, held on 5th and 10th June 2026, was met with great enthusiasm from both teachers and learners who received the books. This resource will support effective classroom instruction and provide children with greater opportunities to develop strong reading and writing skills in their mother tongue (Dagbani).

LDP believes that empowering schools with quality training and materials is essential to building a solid foundation for lifelong learning. We are grateful to the Ghana Education Service, Luminos Fund, SISOs, teachers, and all our partners for their continued collaboration and support in improving literacy outcomes for children in our communities.

Together, we are nurturing a generation of confident readers and lifelong learners.

Literacy & Development through Partnership (LDP) completed a four-day teacher training workshop for Basic 1 teachers from selected schools across the Tolon and Kumbungu GES Directorates, as well as the Sagnarigu Municipal Directorate of the Ghana Education Service. The training focused on strengthening teachers’ skills in effective literacy instruction, phonics-based approaches, and joyful teaching strategies to improve reading and writing outcomes among young learners.
We are grateful to the Ghana Education Service, participating schools, and all the dedicated teachers whose commitment to learning will positively impact thousands of children in our communities.
Together, we are building a strong foundation for literacy and lifelong learning.

Breaking barriers, one language at a time!
Literacy & Development through Partnership (LDP) is championing Mother Tongue Education in Dagbon. By teaching children in Dagbani, their own language, LDP is making learning more natural, more meaningful, and more effective. When children understand their lessons in the language they speak at home, they learn faster, stay in school longer, and build stronger foundations for their future. University for Development Studies - UDSWycliffe DanmarkTamale College of Education Dagbani Wikimedians User Group